Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-06-20
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BAD FOR the B0ODLERs.
The Chicago Gang Found
Guilty by the Jury.
Another Train and Express Robbsry
on the Southern Pacific.

VII tuo SVhutptt1 0StlVs
The Chicago Esoodicrs.
Chicago, June Is-The Doodle cases
went to the jury this morning at 10
O'Clock. Both state and defense handed
in instructions which were read by judge
Shepherd with only Q few notifications,
and no comments one way or another.
The Jury in the Doodle case has
brought In q verdict Of guilty against
McGarigle and Mcdonald. The penalty
was ixed at three years in the peniten-
tiary.
When Judge Shepherd resumed his
seat on the bench in response to notice
that the nry had agreed upon Q verdict,
only o couple Of attorneys were present,
the others not expecting q verdict so
soon, and very few people were III the
courtroom. When the verdict was
rendered the defendants seemed for o
few moments stunned, but recovered
their nomposure. A motion fer q new
trial was at once entered by the defense.
Judge Shepherd said he would hear
argument Of some future time, and not.
s;thstanding The proteatsof defendants,
the judge declined TO admit Mcdonald
or McGargle to bail. The decision ON
this point foil with crushing effect upon
the defendants, their oonnsel and
friends. The convicted men were taken
TO the county jail.
~ Train Held UP.
Galveston, June 18-Areport has just
reached here that the east-bound Oalifor-
MIA express on the Southern Poetic rail
road was robbed at 8 O'Clock this
morning by q band OF robbers near the
town Of Flatonia, in FAyette county.
about .njnety-fve miles east OF San An
tomb. The express Car was robbed;
nobody killed. II is rumored that the
robbers secured $4,000.
Houston J lne 1S-One CT the most
daring train robberies .whlch has ever
occurred IN Texas was prepetrated Of ] 80
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station two raen4with drawn revolyers
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prairie 200 yards east, where q fire
was burned and around which stood eight
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~ taougnl contained $4,000. After
going through the express and mail cars
the robbers turned their attention TO
the passengers, no one OF whom we're
overlooked. Even the newsboy was
dispolied Of his nickles. While
the robbers were going through
q forward oars the porter extin-
gulshed all the lights in the gleeper.
2 wa OF no use, as the robbers
brought in @ brakeman TO hold d light
cd lantern az every berth. Several
drummera from New York and Calves
ton houses were IN the sleeper and were
robbed, nearly every one raoaivinr a hru.